Siccîn 3: Cürmü Ask

"Siccin 3" continues to conjure dark and twisted tales with a 7/10 rating from me, and I must admit, I found it strangely engrossing. The acting maintains its eerie intensity, pulling us deeper into the nightmarish narrative. The film editing keeps the suspense alive, although it occasionally meanders. The film's strength lies in its relentless exploration of Turkish supernatural folklore and its ability to evoke a palpable sense of dread. The music enhances the film's eerie atmosphere, and the cinematography captures the sinister undercurrents lurking within everyday scenes. "Siccin 3" builds on the unsettling themes of its predecessors, reinforcing the message that tampering with the supernatural comes at a high price, even if it occasionally falters in execution. For those with a taste for the macabre.

Siccin 3 has the best screenplay in the series.

Alper Mestçi raised the bar so high with this film that even he hasn't been able to reach this level again. At first, the film feels strange because you don't understand what's happening. You're left with questions like "why?" and it can even feel boring at times. Various symbols are used, and your curiosity gradually increases. Eventually, the events start to make sense, and the film ends in a way you would never expect. The story breaks away from clichés and tells a completely different tale. We can say it's a story where love is blended with horror. The film brought a fresh breath to the Turkish horror film industry, which is known for repetitive storylines. The character Orhan, known as the Hüddam Teacher, also joined the series with this film.

Overall, the film is very successful artistically. The prosthetic makeup is high quality, visual effects are solid, and the jumpscares are used effectively. I can hardly find any faults in the film.

Only the slow pacing of the story might have negatively affected some viewers. While these choices were made to give the story a mysterious atmosphere, it might have also made some think, "just let whatever happens, happen..."

Visually, I found the film truly impressive. Beautiful works were done aesthetically, and the sets were skillfully prepared. It was amazing from start to finish.

The lead actor playing Orhan delivers such a performance that it's impossible not to be impressed. His acting was outstanding, and he fully deserved to become a legend of the series.

I also want to mention the music. The soundtrack almost tells the story by itself. I find Siccin's theme music very successful. Resit Gözdamla performs it wonderfully. It gives you goosebumps...

In short, it's a nearly flawless film in the horror genre. Those who haven't watched it are missing out a lot...

There were too many jump scares. Except that the film was a great horror movie. More than jump scares, a horror movie fan would like to see creepy images and would like to feel a negative vibe when seeing the film. This gives them the same. Jump scares would create a heart panic. So watch it with low sounds. Love for the film from , Tamilnadu India

A movie made for drinking money the subject is very difficult to grasp slow pace People commenting don't really understand my movie comments and points were given for Turkish production

The horror movies that really scared me was evil dead 1 and 2. i have seen a lot of horror movies but none were scary like evil dead 1 and 2 . i kept searching for similar movies and other horror movies but everything was really disappointing. one day my friend recommended me this series, i thought this would be like that previous horror movies i saw ,but siccin series was totally different, the sound effects were something different and the hidden suspense and background music were on a new level. this movie gave me the thrills and the scare i experienced while playing resident evil 4 and the fear while watching evil dead. superb movie don't miss this series if you are a fan of evil dead. Hollywood should watch this movie and learn how to make modern horror movies.